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still with me for final thoughts, mike schumacher, kathy jones, and matt hornbach. looking ahead to next week, what are we looking for? matthew: clearly looking at the data but it is not clear to me that really matters a lot to the fed at this point. i think they have made up their mind, or at least the consensus on the committee has. that ishe things worthwhile keeping your eyes peeled for our trade headlines. starting to see these headlines pop up late this week, with the president of the u.s. suggesting he was not quite happy with the fact that china has not continued to buy agricultural products as he thought they may have suggested in the g20. not over.conflict is it is ongoing. that is one of the things that is leading the fed down this path. jonathan: kathy, looking at the trade numbers from china, not pretty. imports from the u.s. down 31% year-over-year. is that going to be a sense of tension in the coming months? kathy: sure. much of that is soybeans, agricultural goods grown in some of the swing states that trump won, so it is a political hot in, as well